Mark 13 — Jesus foretells the destruction of the temple. Peter, James, John, and Andrew ask Jesus when the things Jesus talked about will be accomplished and Jesus tells them to hold to the truth and be on their guard. He talks to his disciples about the abomination of desolation, the coming of the Son of Man, and what lesson comes from the fig tree. Jesus tells them that no one knows the day or hour.

Mark 14 — The chief priests and the scribes are seeking to arrest Jesus and kill him. A woman with an alabaster flask of ointment of pure nard finds Jesus at the house of Simon the leper and anoints him for burial. Judas goes to the chief priest to betray Jesus. On the first day of Unleavened Bread Jesus eats the Passover with his disciples and tells them that one of them will betray him.

Mark 10 — Jesus leaves and goes to Judea. There the Pharisees about divorce confront him. Some bring to children to Jesus so he could touch them. As Jesus journeys on a rich young man comes up to him and asks him about inheriting eternal life. Jesus and his disciples go up to Jerusalem and he tells them for the third time that he’s going to be killed and rise from the dead. James and John ask Jesus to sit at his right and left in his glory. He and his disciples go to Jericho and he heals a blind man there.

Mark 11 — Jesus and his disciples go to Jerusalem and there Jesus is welcomed by many as he rides into town on a colt. The next day Jesus curses a fig tree. In Jerusalem Jesus drives out those who are perverting the temple.

Mark 7 — The Pharisees and scribes question Jesus about not following the tradition of the elders. Jesus says that it’s not what goes into a person that makes him unclean; it’s what comes out of a person. Jesus goes to Tyre and Sidon and heals a gentile woman’s daughter. Jesus returns from Tyre and Sidon and heals a man who couldn’t hear or speak.

Mark 8 — Jesus feeds a crowd of greater than 4,000 with seven loaves of bread and a few small fish. The Pharisees demand a sign from Jesus. Jesus teaches his disciples to be aware of the teaching of the Pharisees and Herod. He and his disciples arrive in Bethsaida and Jesus heals a blind man.

Mark 4 — Jesus is teaching beside the sea and he tells the parable of the sower. Jesus then explains the purpose for telling parables, and then he explains the parable of the sower. Before telling a couple more parables Jesus talks about a lamp and a basket. Jesus then tells several parables in a row including the parable of the seed growing and the parable of the mustard seed. In the evening Jesus gets into a boat with his disciples and then calms a storm.

Mark 5 — Jesus and his disciples come to the Gerasenes and he heals a man with a demon and then the people beg Jesus to leave. Jesus uses a boat to cross to the other side and there he heals a woman who had been bleeding for a long time and Jairus’s daughter.

Mark 1 — Mark begins by quoting the prophets Malachi and Isaiah and then introducing John the Baptist. John the Baptist baptizes Jesus and then Jesus is led into the wilderness to be tempted by Satan. Jesus arrives in Galilee proclaiming the gospel of God and then he calls his first disciples. Jesus and his disciples go into the synagogue in Capernaum and Jesus heals a man with an unclean spirit. Jesus leaves the synagogue and enters Simon’s house to heal his mother-in-law. In the morning Jesus begins to preach in Galilee. A leper comes to Jesus and Jesus cleanses him.

Mark 2 — Jesus returns to Capernaum and health a paralyzed man who was lowered through a roof by his friends. Jesus tells some scribes that he has authority on earth to forgive sins. Jesus goes out beside the sea and calls Levi to follow him.